Apple Drinking Water Fountain.

Beautiful captured. I thank you also for the text!

Thank you very much Rainer.

I would like to know the name of the author of this beautiful font. Really original. Best wishes, Anton.

I would like to know that myself Anton.
Thank you & Sunday greetings.

beautiful find

Thank you Annemarie.

Da hast du auf deiner Runde sehr schöne Aufnahmen machen können liebe Rosa,der Apfelbrunnen ist ja richtig schön gemacht,da freu ich mich schon auf mehrere Aufnahmen von diesen Ort :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Sonntag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))

Thank you very much for your kind comments Gunter.
I am pleased you also like this water fountain.

Best wishes and Sunday greetings, Rosa.

Superbes images des détails !
Bon dimanche. Amitiés

Thank you very much Madeleine.
Happy Sunday.
Regards.

Is this where the expression "Pissed as a newt" originated from do you think Rosa?

Happy 2023

It could well be Nick. The Newt was named because of the discovery of rare great crested newts in the grounds, which stopped all work for a looooong time!

All the best for 2023 Nick :-))

Jajaja.. Rosa, cuando apareció en pantalla la primera imagen (fuente en forma de manzana con dos hojitas dentro) se me representó el plato exuberante, con minúscula ración, del restaurante de una estrella Michelin que mostraste recientemente. También aquí tenemos esos restaurantes que dan en platos enormes raciones diminutas a precios abultados. Disculpa, el trabajo fue lucido. Curiosidad, el suelo “alfombrado" de cáscaras de chirlas.

You are wise to that fact as well Jose Manuel ;-)) I am impressed that you noticed the ground covering. I wondered about it myself, but as it was my first visit I didn't get the chance to enquire, but I will find out, as I think I will be a frequent visitor to this wonderful place.
Sunday greetings.

I love that drinking fountain, it's really beautiful. You've captured the water droplets coming out of the spout perfectly.

I also love those beautiful red berries............your focus and depth of field are spot on and the bokeh is gorgeous.

A couple of nice verses in the plaque in the second PiP, but I'm not sure about the drinks recipe!

A super little series Rosa.

I am pleased you like the drinking fountain Keith, I thought it was beautiful. Thank you also for your kind comments. It was a captivating place to visit. Many of my friends have recommended it and called it their happy place. It will take many visits to see all that is on offer there.

I'm with you on the drinks recipe Keith ;-))

A funny idea...

It will become more relevant when I show more photos and information about this place Udo.
Sunday greetings.

What a great find, dear Rosa!
I love this beautiful drinking fountain , you captured it so well!
And how interesting the plaque about crab apples with some fines lines by Shakespeare!
Thank you for sharing all this, my friend.
Enjoy your evening and have a nice new week

Thank you very much for your kind comments dear Adele.
I am pleased you like the series.
Good evening my friend and wish you a good week ahead.

Interesting!

Thank you Stephan.

That's way cool, Rosa! I've never seen a drinking fountain like that. It look delicious :-)
Great series...and I like the name "The Newt" as all. Did you see any? ;-)

I thought so too Edna. It had a sensor, so only operated when you are close.
Yes I did see a newt....It's a long story about why it has that name, but in short, they had to stop all work when a rare great crested newt was found!
Have a good new week my friend.

très intéressant vivement que le temps des cerises reviennent, bonne semaine à venir rosa merci de tes gentilles visites

Thank you Annick. They are actually crab apples, but they do look
remarkably like cherries.
Good evening and a good new week :-)

...sehr schön. Man muß sich dazu noch vorstellen, dass dort Apfelsaft sprudelt und kein Wasser. Aber das Wasser ist natürlich unverzichtbar für unser Leben.***

Thank you Lothar. They make cider there, so maybe that could be arranged ;-)

An impressive and very beautiful apple...but I don't want to bite into it!!!!
(Interesting and surprising recipe!)
Sunday greetings******

I am pleased you wouldn't bite into this one Nouchet.
It would be an expensive visit to the dentist ;-)
Wishing you a good new week.

A drinking fountain like this, Rosa, should provide scrumpy instead of water. LOL. Cheers, Joe

You're right Joe. Too posh for scrumpy though....they make cyder!
Cheers, Rosa.

Drinking fountains do seem to be making a comeback even if they are called a hydration station !!
I have to admit a drinking fountain wasn't my first thought !!! I hope you are having a nice Sunday Rosalyn

Is that what they call them now! If all the new ones looked as good as this one, that would be nice. I remember one outside our local vicar's house that we used to use on the way home from school. Sadly it is no longer there. It was very ornamental and beautiful.
Have a good new week Peter.

Remarquable et excellente série admirablement rendue et bien documentée..
Bonne et agréable semaine.

Thank you so much for your kind comment Malik.
Wishing you a good new week ahead.

LOVE TH4 BERRIES !

They give a nice splash of colour Pam. They are crab apples.

Lovely series Rosa.

Thank you very much Jaap.

Hi Rosa
Now that is such a clever idea!!!!
Best Wishes, Happy Monday, a nice week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter

Hi Peter,
I agree. I thought it was beautiful.
Best wishes,
Rosa.

A thematic series that I really like, Rosa. This evocation of the great William is stimulating and served by your lovely captures.
The crab apples are particularly beautiful, the other two superbly done.
Have you ever tasted lambswool, that so popular drink?? The recipe sounds rather appealing, doesn't it?
Have a nice day, my dear friend.

Thank you very much for your kind comment Eric. I loved reading the plaques that were on some of the walls. I haven't ever tried Lambswool, but it is a Wassail drink, and Wassail is popular in Somerset, being an apple growing county.
Happy Wednesday my friend.

un thème excellent****************

Thank you dear Valeriane ♫ ♫ ♫

I thought you might be interested in singing along to this, Rosa.

“Up From Somerset” (1913)